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6th grade Ratio tables worksheet

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Milo's class garden has 2 rows of beans for every 5 rows of corn (and one very confused pumpkin). How many rows of corn go with 6 rows of beans?
At swim practice, Tala rests 2 minutes after every 5 laps. How many minutes of rest go with 15 laps?
Noah's sticker sheet has 2 star stickers for every 3 heart stickers. How many star stickers go with 15 heart stickers?
Luz's lemonade stand uses 3 cups of lemon juice for every 7 cups of water. A huge line shows up. How many cups of lemon juice go with 14 cups of water?
Esme's bead table shows 3 green beads with 2 gold beads. The next row is × 3. How many gold beads go with 9 green beads?
Jun's garden table shows 2 scoops of sand with 5 scoops of soil. The next row is × 5. How many scoops of soil go with 10 scoops of sand?
Kira's trail mix table starts with 2 scoops of oats and 3 scoops of raisins. How many scoops of raisins go with 4 and with 10 scoops of oats? Fill in both boxes.
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Noah's cookie recipe card says 2:5. Which ratio is equivalent to 2:5?
- 6:5
- 15:6
- 6:9
- 6:15
9.
Bo's paint card says 4:3. Which ratio is equivalent to 4:3?
- 8:6
- 8:7
- 6:8
- 8:3
10.
Ren's frosting card says 3:2. Which ratio is equivalent to 3:2?
- 12:8
- 12:11
- 12:2
- 8:12

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About this worksheet

Ratio tables. Every version has 10 questions, and the answer key prints on the second page.

What your child will learn

I can fill in a ratio table by multiplying (or dividing) both numbers in a row by the same number.
I can find a missing number in a ratio table and check it.
I can use a table with three columns when a story has two parts and a total.

Words to know

ratio: Two amounts compared, like 2 cups of yellow for every 3 cups of blue.

equivalent ratios: Ratios that match, like 2:3 and 4:6. They make the same mix.

ratio table: A table where every row is a ratio that matches the others.

row: One line of the table. It holds one pair of matching amounts.

multiplier: The number you multiply both amounts in a row by to get a new row.

batch: One whole recipe. Two batches means every amount is doubled.

Common mistakes

Your child added the same amount to both numbers instead of multiplying. Try doubling and tripling a recipe together and check that every amount is multiplied.

Your child put a number under the wrong label in a ratio table. Before filling in a table, ask them to write the two labels over the columns.

Your child treated the total as one of the two parts.

What to say

Ask: if you put both parts of the first row together, how many is that?

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with ratio tables?

Your child added the same amount to both numbers instead of multiplying. Try doubling and tripling a recipe together and check that every amount is multiplied.

Are these 6th grade math worksheets free to print?

Yes. All 6 printable versions at each level are free to print, with the answer key, and no account is needed.

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